
Globalization, Migration and Social Transformation
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'Ireland is an exemplary case of a country where the story of emigration has been superseded by new patterns of immigration - transnational, for settlement and in transit. These illuminating essays are bang up-to-date in their theoretical awareness, comprehensiveness and selection of arresting case studies. The shocks to a monolithic Irish identity immigration has generated are particularly well portrayed.' Robin Cohen, International Migration Institute, University of Oxford, UK 'A clear and welcome compass for navigating "Ireland in the World" and the "World in Ireland". The exacting scholarship presented in this volume brings innovative social science approaches, including that of cultural political economy, to bear on the field.' Thomas Faist, Bielefeld University, Germany 'The book makes a valuable contribution to the study of contemporary Irish migration history and EU migration research more generally.' H-Soz-u-Kult 'Overall, Globalization, Migration and Social Transformation provides the readers with a comprehensive, multi-layer overview of Ireland as an immigrant nation and explores the key challenges that this transformation has poses for immigrants and residents alike.' Australian Journal of Irish Studies 'A key strength of this capacious volume lies in the inter-textuality evident across its three inter-related sections. Readers interested in the confluent, nascent political realities responsible for attenuating the republic's organisational structure will find this volume invaluable. Its rejection of methodological nationalism will disabuse readers of the premise that existing migrant management policies will be effectual in assimilating new immigrants. This anthology would also stimulate the interest of readers concerned with comparably small countries also dependent on immigration. ... perspicuous and well-presented. It can be readily recommended to students, scholars and policy makers in Ireland and beyond.' The Irish Journal of SociologyMore details
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